The pecan (Carya illinoinensis) is also a type of hickory, grown commercially for its valuable nuts. Lesser-known hickories include the nutmeg hickory (Carya myristiciformis), whose nuts are edible and whose bark is smooth throughout the tree's life spans and curls as the trees age.Others, such as the scrub hickory (Carya floridana), are more localized and found exclusively in parts of central Florida.f the various types of nuts each species produces, only a few are edible by humans. Hickory trees are also grown for shade, for their hard wood, and as a habitat for birds and other small animals. All hickories reach heights of 50 to 100 feet at maturity with a spread of roughly 40 feet and live for many years.
taxable tuition reimbursement notice This notice outlines tax withholding practices for tuition reimbursement amounts in excess of $5,250.00 per calendar year. Undergraduate courses and graduate courses reimbursed up to $5,250.00 are NOT taxable. Please review this document for important information about tax withholding obligations for taxable tuition reimbursement above $5,250.00. Taxable Tuition Payments: In accordance with current federal, state and local withholding regulations, income tax withholding must take place from all taxable tuition payments. The taxation questions answered during the application process are used to determine whether reimbursement in excess of $5250.00 is taxable, per IRS guidelines. Our tuition reimbursement vendor, Edcor, makes payment, via check, for the gross amount approved (no income tax is withheld).
The use of a personal automobile is discouraged, except for regional travel. Personal vehicle travel shall be reimbursed at a stated IRS rate in effect at the time of travel. IRS mileage reimbursement rate is .57.5 cents per mile as of January 1, 2015.Normally, the College adopts the IRS standard reimbursement rate for personal auto use, for fuel, insurance, depreciation, and any other costs of usage.ommercial air travel expense is reimbursed on the basis of the actual cost incurred by the traveler using normally traveled routes. All College approved travel should be arranged through the college's designated travel agencies (see below) and will be at the most economical rates, not first or business class.